‘ cannot he too soft.
.. Corsets are more moderate In the
lengthIoftheir fronts.
Moire silk is mad tor shirtvwalsts.
3 and very pretty, they are, too.
The Molecular ilchus. bean and
rails at the moment is. enormous.
No waist looks well loose under the
arm. Have it lit there of all places.
atfer all, thin white goods are about
1111 pretty draped over white as theY;
are over color. .
it is predicted that the chiffon vell-
Iags, those In his spots of chenille, will
be worn away into the summer. ~
Patent leather shoes are still very
fashionable. The swell trade prefer'I
them for dress, street and house wear
Cilia 1218:1111
his 12: 00' a. 111.; 12: 03 p. m.
ted not... consul Hollo-
at St. Petersburg, reports
the completion of 1111‘: Chin-
Eastern railroad through
nchuria the trip from Shill’ct-
' mg to Port Arthur Wl be; . e
1. twenty—eight «111-» 11 .. . unending"scarier1.2:.
just ten years since the first
, provided
was laitlon the Trans-Siberian; Brussels net of light blue over white
imad which has been built from milk?“ 11 01111111an “and“ “-00“ 31319
“ft to fillir‘il by Russian c11gi«It“"e' draped may outline the docol
latte bodice.
and workmen. laboring wiillI rpm. Mm.” are “1",ng some very
or difhcultics and .1111111s11 cli-Idalnty (nosey aprons for the holiday
atic conditions. at a cost of I trade Their maids' aprons 1111110111111
2,0m,01x1.ll1c c0111.,l111'tors, ' ”m' “"9 “mediumy “my
I A little girl's Russian blouse of
are and traimucu are all R115 ,brown peau de sole is lined throughout
.115. and do not understand E ng—
is but occasionally one is found' strappings of burnt cream pannc vol-
meal's a little Ccrman or V“
lit) 1.1““: route is [through a; Do not allow your long coat to tomb
the around If it Is intended for the
"ability resembling Kansas and street The long mm with slight
lranka .au'd 1.11 quite as hot and pain is strictly a carriage wrap and
ilsty during the 1111111111111' months. imfillf'llt “9”“ P: “'0‘": 0|" the film“;- I
. ' ,. .1 . . ,, 1e newes was s lave vclv r0111
“mm” “3‘” days t” 11111th 3“} Ifl'ont ci‘l’ecls. Those are obtained by
Ill‘lll’y 0"“ the In?“ part ” 1 ”1"‘plcccs like Immense levers being up.
(i. which 1111115. at Irkutsk. I plied to the front 11nd allowed to or
here all |)ilb'SCllgt‘l“-I phanirc cars Illllill Out on tile slocvon at [he should-
. , . . ere.
iriggsjeidctciu()\7\ii?t\i~111i:iial\iskliil\lii Wcro candy boxes ever so dainty
\r
',lllld gotten up In no many different
Chlordane. Each train consists of shapes as they are this season? The
' tie cars. and thcy carry uncouth ulcer ones are. expensive, but they
SS carriages 35 wcii as first allli make very pretty souvenirs and one
‘ is glad to keep them.
9 V"). miufi’nm’k the Pa-“m‘l P11111111 voltet Is one of the best or
gets all cat ill tllcs 'anic rcslnulant materials of w“... to ma}... fancy
13.111111 excellent buffets arc toletochs. it is soft and pil11b111,111111511~
it! found 11t' the var.i1111.~1 stations 323$}; lii‘iaimudhiiliv(iluiitmiifidiy :3
he route A11 imperial ukas'c H ( l ”q ‘
,' ‘ _ ' a modern fancy stock.
been Issued, ordering the
‘ ‘ . , The art. nonveau fad in still In evi-
nstrucilon ol 11 1111c from ()rcn- dance. and occasionally springs up I11
rg to 'l‘ashkcni'. in order to re»
some new charter. A waist made. of
V1: lilo Ianiiliwnlrickt‘ll 'pllpllia- ‘; material printed in one of the odd do.
1,11 of the custom provinces 1,1I'
‘ signs nocnllar to this style of decent
. . , lion makes a very striking 1311111111111.
8111. and give Cillpillylllt'lll. to. Little girls were never so smartly
g in)“ works in 1]..» some much... dressed and In such good 1111110 on they
. '. . . . r . are this winter. Materials are Hell
”35’ Whlu‘h. '111‘1‘ hl‘fitnni‘ flout and not so elaborately trlmmcd as
‘t ”f dttlvti}. sometimes, an cl‘l’cct which Is very I111-
.. , r, » , , _ coming if the necessary form Is not
Rabbi (..ilfil‘iCH A. Rublnstcnl, oi loo slender.
altimmc, thinks l'ilt‘ (Ircanyuf 11 The inallulactlll'crs of lint1 slums
wish Willi} expressing itself in are showing some very odd, new and
uniformity of, need and ritual is
Ribbons for stile neck 1.1.11 col-sage
IIEl'l'Ill' III [Illinois
elaborate low shoes for 1902. Some of
them are gray Doze with patent loathe 1'
I
i
1 don‘t believe very moon in wear ;
with white and t1 lmmcd with stitched '
‘1111 was carded without dissent.
ire illusion.‘ He says:
ill something that 111' \' 1'1 11\i1.'l
11- the past. 'FI111I 'I
practically use in tho pl 1'
the point OI view of {it 111cm)
' plinc.
(loin Iifc they
ever.
have no
' rill
ate 1111111 111111111 idcalisis.
“Iv
Is, which has just been con
d, netted the largest procecds'
Was also unusually
etc
and useless. "l be
lit having seen it. anda
'11 finalIy won it.
'l‘ilc Zion-
deliberately 1'Ioscs his eyes to
present ill the 1101111 of bringing,
Not that we should 111'1'1'I11r~
Palestine or cease to study tllc
These have then uses
,h'was worth about $100. ch- .
"1‘ no competed for the ring,-
Another
lid ring; Worth about $25.
noticed down to 1,111 eutllu~ .
i
itillllllilh‘l on u...“
s to‘fil'ld 111. the past what he I, waists to appear?
trimmings, others are of black kid with
red kid trimmings, both have modlum
loos and very high hauls.
Plain and curved pearl buttons will
b.- ueod on the 1111w shi1'.t-waists lly
“11y,isll t it about iim11 for the 111 11'
At ”least 0111' of
our stores maker-1 a specialty of brina‘
I111: out some of their best designs for
the benefit of those ladies who go
South during the. cold months and It
Is about time to look for some 111 them.
A fad which. some of the smart 1111111
B lit asiactors' 111 our have sinned this year In to wear with
milk
i-‘I is 11501053 to {1111.‘1‘
at" :1] ideas. on :1 world that is
1110' the bcucfils oI modem‘WIEWW-
“'IIII sircam of prnglcss
ltll litiw ii1lt i\\\ did 111 .lt‘tl'lilb
1full dross 81111.11 finely platted shirt
Such as used to be worn at least fifty
war ago by the Bend Brummols of so-
cioiy. says the ‘1ch ldeu Woman's
T1111 only difference. in tho
i‘,ml 111' shirt. l‘,lllll(-‘l' of today and that
111' many years ago In, that it is made,
‘11 E'lllllllti of narrow llit'ks—tlll'o11,liw.1
. 1,1 seven «with quite a space between.
, alizcd from 511111 a sale.tiic-"-,m‘.51mnds
al treasury being $5.490 ricl1~ l ‘ii’nlly sewed
the result of the auction. T be
her of packages 131111111111 I111"
largo.
‘ being more than 6,000 of
' T1111 rpmkagcs col taincd
yariciv of 1 titles.
prize
1'. brought $53 and contain»
cxchlcnt diamond ring.
I
I
,
fold the material is of the finest cam-
3 sale of articles 1051' m the ., blic but slightly starchod—«the soft of I
.' fect seems to be what is most desired I
j'llany of the young matrbns are malt-i
‘11: these dress shirts by hand for their
' MR. CLEVELAND ACCEPTS.
Will Take Appointment to Industrial
Department of National Civic
Federation.
I’1'oald11nt Grover Cleveland has 111'
'cplod appointment to the industrial
lupurtmcnt of the National (‘ivli' u-cd
11'11tlon.. created at tho recent peace
oufe1 11111111 of labor and capitalistic
leader. " His letter of acceptance in
which lie approved the plan of the
Industrial phase was today delivered
'0 Oscar Strauss. who was chairman of
the conference it read as follows:
Princeton. December 24. 1901.
My Dean,,Mr.,'Strnnss:
" Yonrflstte'r of the 16th
lnst.‘ls at hand. Illness has confined
he to my rooms for almost five weeks.
and I am hardly now able to sit 11p and
write this.
My desire for the quiet and com-
I’ort of absolute retirement from pub«
lie or semi-public service In very
strong and grows stronger as the «lava
bass. 1 should without hesitation
vield to this and decline your Invita-
tion that l accept a place, among those
tho. a e to leek the promotion or in-
ilustl‘ls peace by friendly intervent-
Ion between emplonrs and employed.
if I were not afraid that i should there-
by disregard 1111111 orient duty. My re.
; on ‘ s it clear to me
1.1 t
aria tbs as selected to actively
and they are really beau ‘
mo; and! do so with an ear-pout I '1
I
luau llllilliliilllnli III llllnlllili s
‘II‘I‘illIl’. iillillllgii’iiIIIIII' \IniII'
iMatluees Dally. commencing Wed. Jormer Willi .
I 1 . . . . . a Van Wormer and Fred
IMunu Harp “1“]me u] IilIIIIS I “Eiilvkimfm- v.11. Wormer. The 11.11.11. man 1.111111»-
I, ,1. es (111 ”V9“ “lid... of Russia vey Bruce. a cousin of the Van Worn.
llllil Milllt’l's 1hr [711111111111 ll‘llii
‘ Wm’i‘ha ”I '
1111111111.. in alts 11.1.1. open 1111111111 ”rill-as Ncph‘nws and Another Man Ar- -
States Senator denall day today thati
Ihe Is weaker than at any time since
ihe returned tp 1113 home from Ashe Hellenbeck, a well known farmer, was
I‘ville, N C
. V. ednesday, The Dangers of New York
IThu urs sday
confer: on Suspicion.
HUD80N,N .Y. Dec. 26 .wPeter at
nearly a month ago. shot to death Tuesday night at his
WW... home near Greenport. Columbia coun-
ty. Eleven shots were tired and so
took effect. Three men were seen lat-
er driving toward Catskill Station. and
It was supposed Hailenbeck had been
shot by robbers. .,
Yesterday afternoon four men were
arrested at Kinder-hook on suspicion
Three of them are nephews of 1.111.
murdered n111n.’1‘l1ev are Berton Van
ENTERTAINMENTS.
HOYT‘ S THEATRE.
ONE SOLID V. ~-K-—Commenclnu
MONDAY. DECEMBER 23.
BENNETT MWLNN 00.
And their own Concert Orchestra.
are. All the prir'ioncrs are under 313
years of age.
BOY SUFFERED FROM EXPOSURE.
Queen of Chinatown
Daughters obtbe South
I,i<‘rlday
ANSONIA Conn, December 26-— Satulday. 'l‘he Orphans of New York , , , ..
The trade union city administration of Matlnoes. rialliulfnm “4M.“ ”‘1‘" 20.:S‘tanleiy "'1' .
Stephen Charters Ansonla's carpenter , Wednesday, Mask of Life time] f f"? lli'f'mf' “1 I" “If 3"”
mayor received a violent check yes- j'I‘hursday. Pride of Kerry T" k [O'H‘l'l' "'(']"‘”"" has "9"“ brought
turduy when it was discovered that all . Friday. Out in the Street file“ 0 t I 3‘31““! .bl' Ml Iattendant
the mayor's appointments to office Saturday, The Dangers of New York we“ ‘0 Hartford after him .VGH'
were void. This was owing to an 111'
1"111 of the board of uldermon lll con
drilling the appointments by acclunln
tlon instead of by ballot 1111 required
by the new city 1:'hulte1'
'l‘llerc 11111 fortyulno appointees. I
Many of these had already begun thnlri
lulies. All must now stop their w01'k3
and the bulk of the city business isI
suspended
Mayor Charters presided at the ill
dermen‘s meeting Tuesday night.
When his appointments came up for,
confirmation. Alderman Larklns 11111 I
lion that they be unanimously liCCf‘pI—g
No
one had noticed the change In tho'
(‘illll‘il'l‘. Yesterday when the lllilzltllktii
wan discovered. Mayor Chill-1111's or“
delcd all business conducted by up.
[lllilliin' 00110111 to cease.
The delay may prove serious
Of the taxes due October 1 over
$30,000 is still unpaid and Tax Collet-
tor William F. Harrington cannot 1'11.
«solve 1,1 penny. if a cold wave comes
no fuel 1-1111 be ordered for the city
poor. All street work is suspended.
and the board of appropriation, which
controls the 1~..y finances. has no legal ,
2111 lilill‘l‘, The board of education must
abolition the, schoolhouse repairs pinu~ ‘
nod for the. Christmas vacation.
'l‘o redeemable tll11 aldol'mcn In ape»,
clal session, will require five days' nor
rice from the mayor. In the meantime
1110~illlr1is of tho city‘s business in at
11 slandislli.
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.
Her Mother was Burning Wants Paper
in the Back Yard.
NEW HAVEN. licocmbcl' 2d~-I.or~
11.1111 Dwycr, I» years old. was burned at
her home, Tuesday afternoon. and dli'd
11111111 after I11 the hospital. from the
shock. The Iltilt1 girl was In the back
vard with her mothrr. who won burn
I111: waste,1 paper. Mrs. [)wyrr wont
3.110 the 110111111 and was soon lorriiicd
by rel-Icing l1111'1lnughicr running toward
her in :1 111111111 of llulucs from head to
foot. In some way her clothes bud
Iguilml from 1111.1 fire. Mrs. llwycr
throw the child on the 0111112111111 put
out the lil't‘ with water and blankets.
She was so badly burned that she did '
not livr1 long after she had been 111111111
10 the hospital. Ill trying to 511111 the
(hild‘ 51 life Mrs llwycr was badly
burned about. the face and hands and
this 11 lib the loss she sustained, makes
her condition critical,
..AUTHER FATAL BURNING.
WI’IJS’I‘ HAVEN, December min—Ml
'chacl lions. ii years old. while playing
about a II1'11 1m [loud street, Tuesday
afternoon, stumbled and foil Into tllo=
1111-, receiving: terrible burns. Ho was
iiliilll‘llilllt‘iy 11111011 to tho Now‘llnvcu
llospiiul.wllcr11 he died at. 11:30 that
Inight. The child sullered terribly 1111
; til the last moment before death
SOLD To RAILROAD. I
Vermont, Gets Raymond1
Wharf at New London.
There is a well established rumor
that the old Huntington & Raymond
wharf and building on Water streeti
Isays the New London Globe, has been
sold to the Central Vermont Railroad;
Co.. and that it will hereafter be used I
Iln connection with the business of
Central
NEW YORK December 2d-ll‘orm11rl Itbnt corporation. The price paid fori
Ilhc property is believed to havo becnI
$20. 000 or 11101111
Mrs. Theodore Raymond of Norwich I
I was 1.11 owner of tile property
line time ‘of the sale and N. (l. Stark
more Years and has managed it to a.
profit to the owner.
The sale is regarded as an import
and one and it Is believed to indicate
great changes on the water front
where it Is located. ,
There is nothing on this earth that
it: 1:11 annoying as procrastination in de»
. cs on.
.--—
To trade your pains for Christ-
1111:1111 joy, _ .
Aridfeel toward Santa as when
. a boy, .
Omit Christmas. night your
Wham 111110011
11111111 and roller skaters.
Children 151:: adults, 25c.
TSPECIAL HOLIDAY ATTRACTION!
1 Ollo of Pleasing, Up.to.Date Specialties
‘ EVENING
BIG '31 MINSTRELS
ill i
of New London was her agent. He has I
looked after the property a dozen orI
Add in. a been of a. 11111 .1 ,
1 for the boy :and for the
terday. lngrnllam escaped from the I
school about. 11 week ago and wont to'
Hartford, uslng money which he in 1
said to have stolen from one of the lib ‘
tenduntn. Ho prcacnwd 11. very dilap-
Idatcd appcarnnce when captured by:
the Hartford pollco Tuesday nights
showing evidences of exposure to cold
and storm
BETWEEN ACT SPECIALTIES.
Dawson and Booth, acrobatic comi—
Charles Lanv
Then '1‘. Short, 111:.
Pete (lrlllln.
Ade-
Lundlo
div. pnlody singer.
1o|111tlc song and dam. 11.
monologue artist and dancer.
laldi1 Nye, operatic soprano.
and Nye duotists.
PRICES: Evoolnga. 10. 20, 301:.
Special Christmas Matinee at,2:30.
TEACHERS’ FEDERATION. .
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Doc. 26.~'~’l‘ile 11111
Mona! Commercial 'l‘eachora‘ cherag
tlon, composed of instructors in busi-
ness colleges of the. Ulllwtl States,
unannouncd Its sixth annual conven-
tion 11111-11 today. Several hundred
Iltlll'mitvn lll'c lll‘csoni. 'l‘lli1 111.111an11
will be bold daily. oundny excepted,
until lilt' 11nd of the month. The con-
stiluonl association composing Liltl'
acnerni organization are the Natktol
Commercial 'l‘car-hr-rs' ASNOI‘iRliOHZ
National Shorllnuul 'l‘euchere’ Assocld '
lion: National Penmanship Tcncllcrs’
Association. and tho privatr1 commer-
cial school Monauvro' Association.
EXCHANGE SEAT SELLS FOR
”0.000.
NEW YORK. Doc. Dim—A now l'cc-
ol'd price for 11 New York Stock Ex.
change soul. was math1 at $80.00.: today.
[met Saturday a seat sold for $75,000
which was the record up to that time. »
Monday, ladles' night, tickets llm-
lied to 300.
Seats on sale ri‘hursday morning.
HOYT‘S THEATRE.
new YEAR'S MATINEE AND Niel-11‘
Mastodon -:. Minstrels
illcncllt St. Joseph's Church)
40—Artlsfs-40
Concert Band and Orchestra.
Georgsous First Part.
Grand street parade at 10:30 a. m.
MATINEE PRICE, 25c
25, 35 and 501:.
The heart is Indeed bankrupt that,
(unuot afford to ‘fll'orgivc. ?
A 20111 ceu'runv RevsLA'rlou.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
MONDAY, DECEMBER so,
JOHN w. VOGEL'S '
a1
A Magnificent I’l'ccentatlon of the
World's (ll'eafest/Alrightost. Clean-
ost. Most Amusing Novelties.
A gigantic concourse of universally-
llkod l’crfornlcra. including Arthur
ngby, Roulette, O‘Brien Troupe of
Acrobats. Leighton land Leighton, Mc-
Coy and Gallo, Don Cordon, and Forty
others.
PRICES, 25, 50, 75 cents.
mSeats may I111 11111111111! by wire, mail
'l‘llom' No “iii.
\
Sey
Flannel Waisls.
Flannel Petticoats.
and Silk
A complete ilbi oi mi
in Fridavs
Tomorrow. Friday, we begin our
Annual 01111111111111.8111
..Win fen.
M etch andise,
Including
Ladies’ and Misses’ Long and Short ~
Coats,
also Winter Underwear for Men.
Women and Children.
House Saccues.
Flannel GoWns.
Ladies’ and Misses’ Trimmed Hats
Separate Dress Skills.
Waisis. 1
ces will be published
Sentinel. ’
mour’s
CALL 58-2.
001111 In The Hollow
You will find that Santa Claus tiiu-
appeared but we are still in compctl.
lion and cutting prices to the lowest.
Charles E. Seymour,
II
Store
Onrv very best Butter, for this sale, ‘
per "1., 251' . .
11111131 111111 ,11111 111111 , Leading Grocer. 31176 West Washington 51.. So. Norwalk.
per 1., “ 2:1'
Pkg. i’lllsbury's Vilma per pkg, l01'
Lion Ironing Starch, Milli, 51'
Very bust Columbia River Salmon. ~15
won keys 18¢ .
7.11111 Oat Meal. 251: . ‘,
Bring your card and have it punched . I 1 .
7' » erry l‘lS mas O
J oseloif’s
, .
We propose to make everybody happy who enters our store this week. Shrew“ housekeepers will dowel] In
placing their Christmas Order with us. if you cannot arrange to collie yourselves send your children and we will,
give them their choice of a large variety of the most pleasing story books. We have no one day sales, so come
any day this week, and take advantage of this list of Fresh Holiday Goodicst1
Look NO CANDY. CANDY. CANDY.
French Mixed Candy, per “1., 7c. American Mixed Candy, per "1,011. lI‘aucy Ribbon Candy, 2 lbs. for 250.
F h New Mixed Nuts. 2 11.11. for 21.1: . Inn kinds Mixed Cakes, lac
urt er New Cleaned Currants, per ”1., lilo : 131.141.3911 ,ii pkgs. None Such Mince Meat, 260 ‘
Ned Seeded Raisins; per lb., 1011. ' ELGIN , 1,3 pkgs. Imperial Pie Fruit, 260
f 0’“ f ' New Leghorn o.11'011, per lb.. IScI CREAMERY INcw Custard Pumpkin, per can, 190
or i s or Fancy Lemon Peel. per 1b.. we I gggtg“ INew Evaporated Apples, per 1b.. , do
I Fancy Orange Peel, per 1b., 13c ‘ 260 " I2 lb's. Evaporated Peaches for lie
I ‘ New Persian Dates, per 1b.. 70 I ' 2 lbs. Evaporated Apricots for 35.0
en amen. Fanchsmalca Oranges, per (102., 2511 I 0 lbs. CslifornlaPrunes for
Furnishings are the things
to give,
GOODWIN’S
the place to buv them.
Cape Cod Cranberries, per qt., 7c.
2111 per lb. Litchlield County Print Butter.
tirunbaum's Plum Pudding, can, 911.
3 lbs. Good Mixed Tea for 81.00. 5 lbs. Best Mocha and Java Coffee, 81.00.
THEJ‘IEW YORK GROCERY CO.
Donovan Building. South Norwslk.
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar (without
5 pounds for 81.00.
3 cans Magnolia Milk for 2511.
,A. F. Bockman. Successor.
Tail Call 133$.
other goods) {1.00.
r. u ' ‘
‘n . ‘l
.1 .11... ....'17nm
’
Mauls 1301101111.on lie was extend
oil to‘ him the infil atlon that they
intended to be has led and wanted a
license, can the Hartford 1111111111.
Page ii 211 years of 1111‘s and for s liv-
«in; he drives the' beam wagon of
' the Hartford Opera house. Miss nono-
vow 1111111111111, Bil 1111111111 and bind the
. bar 1111110111111 1101:5133 I:
, Besides a complete stock
of correct outer garments
man‘s .‘
' 5mm Nookwoar
Collars 011m _ fl
”'w’gog'“ GALLANT 1111117110110 Lovsn.
' ‘ ' _ ' l1 rt from til ‘Jsli
"0”er . "an“??? ‘ Roles»: yHia'agii’é'hii Colts. 0 tel-11 In still In Jail
JOWUII'Y (3:131 000ml. flat the 11:11:31.1?va
a 1' recs V
su’pmd'" 3:313:11.“ oil’s. Icolored.‘ and
dltional charge of obtaining money
by false pretenses from Franklin it.
Slocum was proved against him. Pe-
On Monday Maggie Donovan com.
plated the term at days for which she
was sent to Jail. 'l‘hero were still the
cents to be worked out out Page
came to her rescue and paid those
costs, amounting to It”)? and as a
reward till a consented to become his
bride. After the license had been
made out by Clark Octtreu Mr. Pals
and Miss Donal/an 1111 the office in
searcher a minister or a Justice or
tile poses to unite them In matrimony.
W
GHIIOTMAS liars-av lN 1:111:11,
adoptions
Tam. December
lie a crew
or men 11m 111
- abstain: 111111111. .111 colshrotlnfilililimrégn
ray bullet 111111
1111' lithium
as and .17 Main sour. Momm- 5' .
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